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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 14.
Published in final edited form as: Br J Nutr. 2015 Jun 14;113(11):1753–1760. doi: 10.1017/S0007114515001245

Table 1.

Baseline demographic characteristics of the study population (Number of subjects and percentages; mean values and standard deviations)

Non-
HANOD
HANOD
Total
n % n % n %
Total number of cases 4309 199 4508
Age (years)
 Mean 59 67 59
SD 18 18 18
Sex
 Female 2836 66 125 63 2961 66
 Male 1473 34 74 37 1547 34
Race
 White 3606 84 168 84 3774 84
 Non-white 703 16 31 16 734 16
Patient type
 Medical 2517 58 138 69 2655 59
 Surgical 1792 42 61 31 1853 41
Deyo–Charlson Index
 0–3 1969 46 48 24 2017 45
 4–6 1103 26 62 31 1165 26
 ≥7 1237 29 89 45 1326 29
Recent surgery 150 4 9 5 159 4
Psychiatric primary
 diagnosis
62 1·4 3 1·5 65 1·4
Antipsychotic medications 174 4 72 36 246 5
Major depressive
 disorder history
134 3 14 7 148 3
25(OH)D (ng/ml)
 Mean 22 19 22
SD 13 11 13
Season of 25(OH)D draw
 Autumn 925 21 57 29 982 22
 Spring 1096 25 38 19 1134 25
 Summer 1035 24 61 31 1096 24
 Winter 1253 29 43 22 1296 29
Vitamin D supplemental
 use*
501 12 36 18 537 12
90 d mortality 284 7 47 24 331 7

HANOD, hospital-acquired new-onset delirium; 25(OH)D, 25-hydroxyvitamin D.

*

Vitamin D supplemental use refers to vitamin D supplementation in the year before hospitalisation.